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HAMPSHIRE'S FIGHT.
ALLEGED COMBINE BETWEEN DEMOCRATS
AND CHANDLERS ENEMIES.
A High Old Time Predicted in New Hampshre-A
Big BDlt From the Ex-Secretary Of the
Navy Likely 70 0ccur-One Man
Drops From the Race

CONCORD, \. H., June s.-The Repub-
lican members of the Legislature held
conference last evening 10 consider the
question of electing a United States Sen
ator for the full term beginning March 4,
lSS9, but they ended just where they be-
gan, and the question is still open.
Mr.. Moore, of Nashua, was the principal
spokesman for one term and Chandler.
He said that bill would come before the
Legislature providing Tor meeting in
January, 1889, instead Of June, and, il
passed, the Senatorship should be left for
that Legislature to fill.
The opposition made little effort TO car
ry their point after this, but were content
with letting the matter rest undecided.
The situation has changed somewhat
since last week, and it is practically GER
tam that Chandler will receive the nomi.
nation on Thursday night, when the eau
Gus is held, but his chances of election
have grown very much less during the past
few days, and the greatest holt ever known
in New Hampshire politics will undoubt-
edly follow. Many Democrats say they
can name the next Senator from this State.
The prospect of combination by the
anti-Chandler Republicans and Democrats
is certainly vastly greater than it was
twenty-four hours ago.
In an interview last evening with one of
the brightest Republican politicians in the
State, the correspondent was assured the
contest would shortly assume new, and
to most persons, an unexpected phase. He
asserted that movement was on foot in
which, however, he had no part, which
would reduce Mr.. Chandler's chances OF
election to minimum. The Hon. Z.
Cheney, who was appointed by Governor
Currier to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Pike, would, he said, he
the man upon whom the Democrats and
anti i-Chandler men would unite. Cheney,
he sad, was III every WY acceptable to
the Democrats, and had, before his depar-
ture for Europe, left word that he would
be a candidate for the long term. That
was accepted as a tacit admission that he
would not refuse to serve for short term.
Congressman J. II. Gallinger is one of
the most promising candidates for the long
term, and combination between the
Cheney and Gallinger men might be made
very strong alliance. 1t cannot be
doubted that the Chandler faction is be-
coming alarmed, and the outcome Of the
contest is at present veled in uncertainty.
1t is generally conceded now that there
will be hut one Senator elected, and the
supporters of Mr.. Chandler claim that this
insureS his election. The conference
practically settles the former point.
Ex-senator f. H. Rawlins has withdrawn
from the Senatorial canvass and will not
be candidate in the caucus. II is claimed
that majority of his supporters will go
| to Chandler.
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How IL Affects Texans,

Ell PAsO. Ten, June S.-The prohibi-
tion agitation is commencing TO have al
ready a serious effect on FL Paso and West
ern Texas generally. Next August the
prohIbitory amendment 10 the Texas Con
stitntion will he voted on by the people OF
Texas, and there is mere possibility of
It's being adopted In that case much of
the retail trade of FL laSo will be trans
icrred across the river To l'aSO Del Nortc.
There is an existing law, going into effect
July 18th, which surrounds the liquor
traffic in Texas with great difficulties.
PasO Del Nnrtc is in the Mexican iona
l.lbre, and pays no duties on either Amer
lean or European goods imported into it,
This fact accounts for the number of agents
OF wholesale houses from other sections OF
the country who are in PlSo Del Norte at
the present time, looking for favorable
openings Tor mercantile enterprises.
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The Reformed Church.

Glen ELANp, June S.-'rhe General Syn.
cd OF the Reformed Church. which has
been in session at Akron for eight days,
adjourned this afternoon. Much import.
ant business was transacted in the closing
hours. The constitution, which has been
in the hands nl committee for some time,
was tavorabIy reported and adopted with
out debate. The report Of the Committee
on Church Union was adopted 1t cited
the fact that the Reformed Church had al
ways been ready to extend the right hand
of fellowship TO all Christians, and hailed
with joy the signs of a closer union OF
Gods people,
Lebanon, Pa, was chosen as the place
for holding the next Synod, in 1891.
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Won't Insult the President.

WASHINGTON, d. C., June Assistant
Adju,ant General S. +. Faunce, Depart
mcnt of the Potomac, G. A. r., said to a
star reporter to-day: ~ do not believe
the G.. A. K. will insult President G. o.
land should he visit st. Louis at the tIms
the National Encampment is held there.
There may be q hot-headed, indiscreet
man in the organization who might do 20,
but it is an insult 10 our order to charge
that the Grand Army would insult him.
We recognize Mr.. Cleveland ~ the Presi-
dent OF this Republic, and to show that we
have no politics in the Grand Army this
department Of the Potomac paraded with
full ranks on the day he WAS inaugurated.
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THE PRINTERS.
UusfuIness of Orgsuizers Discussed-Oppo-
sition to the X. of l..

sltlOn 10 the n. OF l..
BUFFALO, \. Y, June Sat this morn
ing's session OF the Typographical Union
Convention, which was practically con-
tinuatiOn of last nights, Mr.. McDaniels,
of indianapolis, offered resolution that
an inquiry be at once made into the use
tulness of the chief organizers and that
the resolution of Mr.. Gallagher, of Louis
vile, abolishing the Office, be referred to
the Committee on Constitution. Adopted.
Mr. Ogden, of Cincinnati, representing
opposition to Mr. Boyer from his Union,
rose to make an explanation. The Chief
Organizer receives 81, 800 year, 81, 800
salary, and Mr.. Ogden claimed that Mr..
Boyer presented bill of $50 for services
rendered at Cincinnati.
Mr.. Boyer said that he had nothing TO
conceal in the matter, and could prove that
his conduct was all right.
A congratulatOry telegram was read from
the Pittsburg Union on the prosperity of
the past year.
Representatives of the National Type
Founders Union to discuss standard of
type were granted hearing. Mr.. Ogden
presented resolution OH request of Gin
cinnati Union that nine hours constitute n
days work excepting on morning and
evening papers.
About the most important business this
morning was the adoption OF a resolution
indorsing the action Of New York Union
No. q, in which they protested against the
denunciaton of the New York San by a
clique of the X. of l..
There is n strong feeling in the conven-
ton in opposition to the Knights of Labor.
The mere mention of the Home Club is q
signal for trouble.
4 preamble and resolutions are prepared
and will I've presented, that no delegates be
sent to the American Federation of Labor
An effort will be made to have the Crafts
man again named as the official paper, but
without the mandatory clause compelling
all union men TO subscribe for it.
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The MinerS Anlnnrn.

CINCINNATI, O., June S.-The Miners
Convention were in secret session on con-
tidential business all day yesterday. To
day they adjourned to meet in Cleveland
on the second Wednesday in August. lsSs.
The following officers for National Dis
trict Assembly No. I35 were elected to-day
to serve until the next annual meeting:
Master Workman, W. y. Lewis, Shawnee,
Ohio; Worthy Foreman, Isaiah Phillips,
West Elizabeth, Pa; Secretary and Treas
urer, Lewis James, New StraiIsville, Ohio:
Auditor, Joseph Maize, McKeesport, Pa. {;
Statistician, T. w. Davis, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Executive Board, ID. NJ. Evans, Freeland,
Pa. Thos. McQuage, Knightsville, Ind
Robt. Linn, Scranton, kas.; General Or
ganizer, John Costello, Pittsburg, Pa; II.
McGarvey, Beaver Meadow, Pa; Court
Judges, Thos. Bailey, Grape Creek, Ills.
+. ID. Butler, Girardsville, Pa; J. NJ.
Matthews, PocahOntas, Va; Judge Advo-
cate, w. i. Aplets, Mount Union. Ills.
Delegates were elected to the general as-
sembly. The meeting was harmonious
throughout, and there appears to he gen.
eral satisfaction with its results.
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Larry Donovan Arrested.

LONDON, June s.-Larry Donovan, the
bridge jumper, was arraigued to-day at the
Bow street station, charged with disorder
" conduct He attempted to Jump from
the Westminster bridge this afternoon, hut
was arrested before he could accomplish his
purpose.
The officer who arrested Larry testified
that the Jumper had thrown off his coat
and hat and was climbing the parapet OF
the bridge when two men seized him and
dragged him down. Immediately strug-
Gle ensued, and an immense crow was at
tracted to the spot, blocking traffic and
making great commOtion.
Donovan complained to the magistrate
that the police were meddling with him,
that he only wanted to show that 1t was
possible to jump from the bridge and swim
10 the shore. Larry was cautioned by the
magistrate not to do it again, and was then
DISCHARGED
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Proposed Action on the Irish Bills,

LONDON, June Sit is expected that
the Irish land bill will reach the House of
Commons next week, and that the Gov
ernment will ask the reading of that meas
ure before taking up the final stage Of the
Crimes bill. Lord Harrington will speak
at Manchester on the 9th inst. with refer
ence to Mr.. Gladstone's proposal for n
conference. Members Cr both sides of the
House seem greatly pleased by Mr.. Par
nelns course in last nights debate on the
Crimes bill. 1t is said that with tactious
opposition removed the final vote on the
measure should be reached by July lst.
Mr.. Parnell's friends declare that he will
adhere closely to the GladstOnian policy of
resistance, but no tilihustering.
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Ihn Cnke Strike.

EyEGsoN, PA. June S.-Nothing has
been accomplished yet by the committee of
labor organizations toward bringing about
n settlement of the strike. The leaders
are evidently trying hy conciliatory advice
TO get the men to pt the situation and
return to work and use the power Of the
organizations then Ia effect what they
now see is impossible TO accomplish.
COSELL~yILLE, PA, June s.-The con-
ference of the Knights of Labor and
AmAlgamated miners to-day resulted in a
widening Of the breach between the two
organizations, and the settlement OF the
coke strike now seems a. far of as ever.
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Not Expected to Live,

sDecial TlCQram 20 hr RfgiStr
CLARKsBCRG, w. VA, June ST. {.
Ramage, Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of this
county, is not expected to live. He was
taken i'll yesterday.
John C. Stealy, while employed in his
mill, received an injury from fall, which
will likely prove to be very serious.
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Clark Paralyzes GAINESVILLE.

Special It,egrum 10 The Register.
SANDUSKY, June S.-The champion
Xmesrilles were defeated by the Sandus-
kys to-day, through their inability to bat
Clark, only three clean hits being made on
his delivery. Duck was batted out of the
box in the sixth aud was succeeded by
Barnes and Calver in turn. Umpire Du-
shane was hit by pitched ball and forced
to retire. Batteries: Clark and ChriSman
Duck and johnson. Features were Clark S
fielding and batting. Score:
lNSINGS............l > { > 6 S 9
Saudusky... ...........O u q > 0 o 10
GAINESVILLE. 0 0 y . 0 o q i /
Two base hits, Ewing Clark, koutclifle;
three bagger, Clark; errors, Sandusky 3,
GAINESVILLE :; base hits Sandusky L.,
GAINESVILLE 5; bases on balls, off Clark ,, of
Duck 1; struck out, Clark 6, Duck | and
Colver l; passed balls, Johnson :; Chris
man |
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4 Missouri CyClone.

MARSHALL, Mo, June S.-A cyclone
visited this county yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, doing much damage gen
orally, but very severe damage at Little
Rock, ahOut fifteen miles from here. The
storm c.lme from the southwest, striking
the front of Henry Oberdick's resi-
dence. The house was entirely lifted
from the foundation, turned partially
around and dropped, almost a complete
wreck, several feet from its former resting
place. The husband, with several chill
dren, seeing the storm coming, sought
safety in the cellar, while the house was
lifted from over them. Oberdick's barn
was destroyed, and three horses killed.
The houses of X. B. Davidson and Jesse +.
Henry were also totally destroyed. The
storm was accompanied by the heaviest
rain for months
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Unable to SnnnIy the Banks.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Treasury
Is but partially able to supply the urgent
demands Of the banks, especially of New
York, for one and two dollar certificates.
The increased appropriations for their
manufacture will not he available until
July first, after which it is stated the sup
ply will be equal to the demand. Trade
dollars. in small amounts, continue to ar
rive at the Treasury Department. 1t is
unknown what result will attend further
efforts TO secure trade dollars IN China,
but it is believed that very few perfect
ones are in circulation there.
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surpri.ed the Boodlers' Lawyers.

CHCNGo, June Sat 1890 o'clock
this morning the prosecution IN the
"boodIe" cases announced that they had no
more evidence to offer. whereupon the de-
Tense admitted they had been taken by sur
prise and asked for an adjournment until to-
morrow morning. They stated that they
had been shown, day before yesterday,
list of fifteen or sixteen witnesses that
were not produced in court, and they
wanted time to prepare their case. The
Court granted an adjournment until to-
morrow morning.
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THE VANISHING JURYMAN.
4 Trick That Puzzles the Lawyers in the
Jake Sharp Case.

Jake Sharp Case.
NEW YORK, June S.-The work of Sc
curinga jury to try Jacob Sharp was con-
tinued to-day.
The sixth seattle only vacant one
was filled about noon by Wm. Il. Mead.
The prosecution then expressed themselves
as being satisfied with the jury as it stood.
The defense then excused Mr.. Johnson,
of the Century. The work of filling Mr..
JOhnson's place then commenced.
James c. Bennett, with K. &. Dun and
Co.'S commercial agency, was given the
fourth seat in the box, and the District
Attorney expressed his satisfaction with
the Jury as then constituted. Counsel for
then challenged Mr.. Bennett. This re-
duced the number of Sharp's peremptory
challenges to two. Up to the recess Mr.
Benefits place has not been filled.
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DETROIT June s-The molders will re-
turn to work in the Peninsula and Michl-
gan stove works tomorrow morning, un-
der an arrangement made between the
companies and the men this afternoon.
The Buck" system, it Is agreed, will not
he enforced and no able moder Is to EN-
ploy helper; but there are some old and
somewhat infirm molders who have been
with the Michigan company for many
wears. and these will be allowed helpers.
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Ruckl1n'a Arnica SalNf

The hest salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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Two Black WrptClIss.

MANSFIELD, La, June -.-On Wednes.
day night last two negroes entered the
sleeping room Of two Young ladies, twelve
miles southeast of this place during the
absence OF the man Of the house, for
the purpose Of outraging them. They
were arrested by citizens on Monday,
aud confessed their guilt. On Monday
a mob took one OF them, w. l.. Washing
ton. and hanged him to tree near the
scene of the crime. The Other, Levi
Abraham, escaped similar punishment
by not being found by the mob.
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PIrTsmEGH, Pa, June : The fast
line west on the Pittsburgh, f. Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, which left the city
shortly before L. o'clock last night, ran
into a freight train at o'clock this morn.
ing ut Columhiana, OHIO, sixty miles west
Of Pittsburgh. Several freight ears were
wrecked aud the engine of the passenger
train almost completely demolished. The
engineer, Overlandcr, sustained fracture
of the collar bone hy jumping. The pas
scngers were badly shaken up. but no one
injured. Trains were delayed lur several
hnmrS
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Again For Nine Hours.

CHICAGO, June s.-Another strike of
large proportions is expected to he inau-
gurated in this city on Monday. The car
penters, whose last strike ended less than
two months ago, will lay down their tools
again and refuse to work unless the en-
ployers refuse to 90 back on their deter
mination to re-establish the nine hour
working day,
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w, UhoIead sedentary Lives

will find great relief from constipation,
headache and nervousness, by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is simple,
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to re-
lieve YOU. Persons of sedentary habits
often suffer with kidney affections. II
they would maintain the strength of the
digestive organs and improve the quality
OF the blood by taking the Regulator it
would restore the kidneys to health and
vigor.
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wariike Preparations In Austria.

VIENNA, June S.-The new magazine
guns, of which the Government has re-
Gently purchased a large supply, will be
issued to the army about the first of July,
and large quantity OF military supplies
contracted Tor some time ago are now be-
ing deliyercd at designated depots. There
is now prevailing through Austria and es-
pecially along the Balkan frontier, an air
of determined preparation for otlense or
defense that seems strangely irreconcilable
with the Governments assurances that
the Bulgarian question will be settled
amicably.
The Government has proposed to Ger
many that negotiations he opened for n
new treaty Of commerce.
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IEELISG
KALAMAZOO

Earned runs, Kalamazoo /; two base
hits, Elf, Otterson, Stapleton; illegal de
livery, Watson |; passed. balls, Dillon |
Bailey l. base on ball by Dunn, .; hit by
pitcher, by Watson l; struck out by Wat
sou, 3; double plays, Kalamazoo, ,;
Wheeling |. Umpire, McDermott.
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with Four Prisoners.

Sp'cTli I'i'yrIW ~ u" R'gtSiT.
WESTON, w. VA, jane deputy
Marshal Springston is here with four
prisoners, and will take them to Parkers-
burg tomorrow. They are John Bickel,
the noted moonshiner, John VI. Lynch
and John +. Waugh for selling whisky and
Russell White for selling tobacco without
license.
4. W. EOOme and another Government
officer are here working upa special PEN
sion case.
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BEAUTIFUL woman, from whence came
thy bloom,
Thy beaming eye, thy features fair?
What kindly hand on thee was laid
Endowing thee with beauty rare?
Twas not ever thus, the dame replied,
'Once pale this face, these features bold,
The 'Favorite Prescription of DR.. Pierce
Wrought the wonderous change which you
behold.n
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COULDN'T HIT WATSON
WHEELING BEATEN BY THE KALAMAlOOS
SIX To THREE
The Boys Field Well, bnt the Errors Pile Up
SanduSky'S Pitcher, Clark, Holds GAINESVILLE
Down 10 One Run-Ohio League Notes
Association and League Games.
Special Tlegum 10 the REGISTER.

'P''t't$ A'ttb'NHt 10 btf htyiNtT.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, June S.-The
visitors played the best fielding game to-
day since they arrived here, but were un-
able TO bat Watson, who pitched a fine
game. The game was stopped at the last
half OF the eighth inning by terrible rain
storm, flooding the grounds and town.
Moore played very poorly. Ellitf made a
long running catch. Rhue's long line hit
scored three runs Below is
THE SCORE.
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HI.Inr ,nd n.Rrien sail.

NEW IuEh. June -.--Mr. and Mrs.
.aars e.. Blaine and their daughters,
N.>,r, NJ and Hattie Elaine, left the
s.tu Avenue Hotel shortly after o'clock
'-- morning gud reached the North Ger
-ta Logged pier, ut Hoboken, \. j., at
'r' O'Clock. where they boarded the
>.rtur- Ems, which sailed for SOUthamp-
20. 10 =" % clock, having been delayed
'-... ln hour waiting for the mail pouches.
l." ,-ram,r Adriatic, on which VIM.
. ....a O., 20 paS>rng,r, sailed ut : o'clock
4, anra.u,
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Irish Islanders Evicted.

DUBLIN, June : The guuboat Banterer
to-day took the Sheriff of County Clare
and a body of police to Clare Island, where
the evicted twelve tenants. The scenes
witnessed while the writs of eviction were
being executed were deplorable.
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THE New Hampshire Senatorial light is
waxing warm.
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F0RTY-0 ONE C0RPSES
RECOVERED FROM A GERMAN NINE-PIRE-
DAMP THE CAUSE.
Cruel EvictiOns On Clare Blald-CritiCal State Of
Affairs in Afghanistan for War IN
Austria-A Horrible Story of the Pail
Mall Stamp From London.

BERLIN, June s.-An explosion of fire.
damp occurred to-day in coal pit ut Giles
enkirchen, in Westphala.
The bodies of forty-one persons killed by
the explosion have been recovered, and
more are believed to be dead.
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The'P, and W. sold.

PTTsBURGH, PA, June THE Pitts
burgh and Western Road was sold by the
United States Marshal this morning under
an order of the Court Tor one million dol
lars 1t was purchased by parties inter
ested in the reorganization scheme.
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I.amsr Can Have II.

WASHINGTON, d. C., June s.-Repre-
sentative Oates, of Alabama, says the
President told him positively he would
anpoint a Southern man to the Supreme
Conrt vacancy. Mr.. Oates thinks Secre-
tarv Lamar can get the place if he wants 1t.
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SCHULENBURG, Ten, June S.-Col.
Dan Rice, the veteran circus Snowman,
was married here yesterday TO Mrs. VI. c.
Robinson, wealthy widow.
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Can't. John t. stockdale Dead.

PITTSBURG, June S.-Capt. John I.
Stockdale, principal owner of the Pitts
burg and Cincinnati packetline, and one of
the best known steamboat men in the
West, dropped dead OF heart disease at his
residence in Allegheny at 40 o'clock this
evening The deceased was 81 years Of
o.r
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FH.~.... ury Is becoming sort OF
...r.-u.. 10 Is evident that JACOB
~.tu.. aa.~ uut intend to ioiu the Alder
-.a 10 >ug slug 1t bribery and kicking
- rt,vgut IT,
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Four Children Burned to Death.

BEDFORD, ONT, June s.-The dwelling
of 4. Brown was burned this morning.
Four small children, all under ~ years Of
age, persisted in the flames. The parents
with baby barely escaped with their
lives